Wrecking Service Assignments Sample Clauses

Wrecking Service Assignments. 6.11 Wrecking Service is defined as a call of any duration during which the Company provides both meal(s) and a minimum of 5 continuous hours of sleeping accommodation for that employee. It is understood that when the Company provides sleeping accommodation for that employee, the employee shall be permitted to utilize such sleeping accommodations for 5 or more continuous hours of undisturbed rest. Where an employee is reimbursed for such expenses they are considered to have been provided by the Company. Undisturbed rest means rest which has not been disturbed as a result of switching of the sleeping accommodation occupied by that employee, or being awakened at the discretion of a Company Officer. Where a second call (or subsequent calls) to the same work site is to perform cleanup operations, and where that call is in wrecking service, the 24-hour continuous service provision of Rule 6.16 shall not apply to that call. Where one call contains both emergency and wrecking service, the entire call shall be considered to be in wrecking service.
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Wrecking Service Assignments. Wrecking Service is defined as a call of any duration during which the Company provides both and a minimum of continuous hours of sleeping accommodation for that employee. It is understood that when the Company provides sleeping accommodation for that employee, the employee shall be permitted to utilize such sleeping accommodations for or more continuous hours of undisturbed rest. Where an employee is reimbursed for such expenses they are considered to have been provided by the Company. Undisturbed rest means rest which has not been disturbed as a result of switching of the sleeping accommodation occupied by that employee, or being awakened at the discretion of a Company Officer. Where a second call (or subsequent calls) to the same work site is to perform cleanup operations, and where that call is in wrecking service, the 24-hour continuous service provision of Rule shall not apply to that call. Where one call contains both emergency and wrecking service, the entire call shall be considered to be in wrecking service. Employees used in wrecking service during their regular work hours will be paid from time of departure from home terminal until released upon return to home terminal. If called during overtime hours they shall be considered to have been in wrecking service from time called except that employees may be notified to report for a specific time in which event they would be accorded one hour preparatory time. This exception means an employee may be notified to report during the day before the assignment is scheduled to commence. For the purposes of this Rule where home terminals contain more than one yard, employees will be considered to have departed the home terminal when they have departed from the yard, or location or assigned work area within that yard, where they have obtained equipment or tools. Employees returning from wrecking service who commenced such service prior to the 8-hour period immediately preceding the starting time of their regular assignment at their home location, and who because of such service have been unable to secure five hours of undisturbed rest immediately prior to the starting time of their regular assignment at their home location, shall be accorded a minimum of five hours rest with no of pay before being requested to report on their regular assignment at home location. Such five hours shall commence from the time the employees are released from service at their home location. Employees in wrecking service will, upo...

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